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Asignatura: Aqüicultura i Ictiopatologia, Profesor: Sito Sito, Carrera: Veterinària, Universidad: UAB
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Externos Internos Lesiones Rhabdovirus
Salmónidos Alevines 9-12ºC Lethargy, erratical swimming, changes in pigmentation, exophthalmia Large number of haemorrhages in skin, muscles and viscera. Liver pallor. Kidney enlargement and pallor. Gill anemia Damage in most blood vessels (haemorrhages). Necrosis of the haematopietic tissue. Focal necrosis in the liver SVC Ciprínidos Todos >11ºC Lethargy, erratical swimming, changes in pigmentation, anemia, swollen belly, exophthalmia, external haemorrhages Oedema, anemia and pallor in most organs. Enteritis and fibrinous peritonitis. Large number of haemorrhages in muscle, viscera and swimbladder. Gill anemia. Damage in most blood vessels (vasculitis and haemorrhages). Congestion. Necrosis of the haematopietic tissue. Focal necrosis in the liver. Necrotic enteritis Birnavirus
Salmónidos Anorexia, altered swimming hyperpigmentation, exophthalmia and haemorrhages Few symptoms: haemorhages in internal organs and mucous enteritis (usually not seen) Necrosis of the pancreatic acini and necrosis of the haemopoietic cells (kidney and spleen) Alphavirus PD Salmón Decrease in feeding, lose of weight. Necrosis and fibrosis of the exocrine pancreatic tissue SD Trucha Fish rest on their side on the bottom. If disturbed, swim for a time before resting again on the bottom. Low mortalities but fish stop eating for up to a month with loss of growth. Cardiac and skeletal myopathy. Orthomyxoviridae ISA Salmón atlántico High mortality (acute form), lethargy, anorexia, gill pallor. Ascitis, liver congestion and enlargement, petechiae in the visceral fat. Multifocal necrosis and haemorhages in the liver. Erythrocytes altered. Nodavirus VNN Sea bass, sole and other. High mortality (acute form: larvae and juveniles), nervous behaviour, erratic swimming spasmodic movements. Swimbladder hyperinflation. Hyperemic / congestive brain. Gliosis and neuronal necrosis in the brain and medulla (occasionally vacuolisation in the neuronal cytoplasm). Blood vessels congestion in the brain. Necrosis of the retinal layer (fry and larvae)
Descripción Afecta Enfermedad Especies Especies (peces) Características Vacuna Vibriosis Bacillar Gram- organisms. Marine environments. Typical outbreaks in spring and fall. Marine fish. Usually affects small-size fish. Typical bacterial septicaemia in marina fish species. Also dermic infections. Vibrio (Listonella) anguillarum Eels, seabass, turbot, seabream External and internal haemorrhages are the main symptom. From peracute to subacute outbreaks. Vaccination bath and oral. Immunity: 6-12 months. Oral boosters. Vibrio alginolyticus Vibrio salmonicida Atlantic salmon Vibrio vulnificus Eel. Zoonosis Streptococcosis / Lactococcosis Gram+ organisms. Emerging diseases in several species. Anorexia, exophthalmia. Acute septicaemia with meningitis and acute enteritis as the most common findings. Lactococcus garviae Rainbow trout Important mortalities (<60%). May-October.
15ºC. Affects medium- large size fish (>60-100 g). Difficult treatment (anorexia, antibiotic- resistance). Vaccination IP oil- adjuvanted) Pasteurelosis Bacillar Gram- organisms. Marine environments. Affects most marine fish species: seabream, seabass, mullet. Acute form (few symptom) and chronic form (necrotic and granulomatous inflammation). Photobacterium damsela subs. piscicida = Pasteurella piscicida Vaccines are available. Photobacterium damsela = Vibrio damsela Aeromonosis & Pseudomonosis Bacillar Gram- organisms ,mainly from freshwater (Aeromonads), very ubiquitous. Acute forms (no symptoms or haemorrhages) or chronic forms: furuncles or dermal ulcers Aeromonas salmonicida (+imp) trout, mainly brown trout, salmon Forunculosis (ahora septicemia) Vaccines: furunculosis Aeromonas hydrophila (+com) Cyprinids and a large range of others species. Erithrodermatitis (red pest) Pseudomonas anguilliseptica: Pseudomonas fluorescens Yersiniosis Yersinia ruckeri (Enteric redmouth: ERM) Mainly in salmonids, but present in other species Septicemic infection, haemorrhages, carrier state Vaccine available, with good results BKD (Bacterial Kidney Disease) Short rods, gram- positive. Growth very slow and only in special media. Affects only salmonids (Atlantic salmon, rainbow trout) Chronic disease. Renibacterium salmoninarum Granulomatous lesions in kidney and spleen and extends to liver, heart and muscle.